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RedHack reveals police informants after supporters threatened

Thomas Büsch

…y in a bid to protest the “Turkish government’s meddling in Syria” and to “commemorate the 19th anniversary of the Sivas Massacre.” Turkish authorities closed down RedHack’s Twitter account after the incident, which had more than 40,000 followers. A blog page was opened by opponents of RedHack at redhackgercekleri.blogspot.com, where academics and journalists who supported the group were threatened. RedHack had announced they would reveal the iden…

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Openfilm

Thomas Büsch

…Openfilm provides a venue for users to watch premium video content, as well as for filmmakers to exhibit their works. Openfilm also takes a full-service approach to its members and visitors including a full-featured social networking forum between viewers and creators, reviews and blogs, coverage of industry events, and an online database of film festivals (and film schools). http://www.openfilm.com…

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Charlie Cauchi: Latitude 36

Sabine Küper

…short From Malta to Motor City, which gives a brief glimpse of the Maltese community in Michigan, this exhibition is more experiential and experimental. Grounded in academic research practices, I wanted to communicate the information I found in new ways. 2. How does it relate to your personal experiences? I was born in London to a Maltese migrant and I have spent an equal amount of time living in both countries. I often find it hard to place mysel…

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Art and debate: the Gezi phenomena

Wu Ming

…nd Steps Back, 2012. “The strength of the whole process has let creativity come to such a great level that it has crossed the borders of all means of artistic production and has become ‘art’ itself. Obviously this will have effects, and it will influence many, many artists’ ways of creating their art. This will have varying results based on their own experiences,” she said. “After witnessing the strength of the whole resistance, I think it is nece…

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…the possibility of dreaming of change. Raphael Vella (n.d.). raphaelvella.com. Available at: http://raphaelvella.com/ […] Thomas Geiger – Art in Public Spaces in Istanbul February 16, 2023All Posts / Events / Place Hacking / TopicsThomas Geiger studied Fine Arts in Karlsruhe and Interdisciplinary Art in Tallinn, Estonia and is now settled in Vienna as a performance, sculpture and language artist with a focus on public space. He is currently in…

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Who invented the Camera Obscura?

Sabine Küper

…ttle or no modification to accept a sheet of light sensitive material to become the photographic camera. The other track became the camera obscura room, a combination of education and entertainment. In the 19th century, with improved lenses that could cast larger and sharper images, the camera obscura flourished at the seaside and in areas of scenic beauty. There are several pages that features images of camera obscura rooms such as this page on U…

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Consequences of a Virus: Connection or Separation?

Julie Peters

…tion, but there is also hope, joy and detachment. Nevertheless, it has not come yet to what we could call a “human and cultural movement” like in China, Italy, Spain and even Lebanon, where people have turned against the restrictions imposed by their governments through art, and more precisely through music. Those joyful moments emerged thanks to popular songs, towards which people got attached with from their balconies. In France, even a student…

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